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The Los Angeles Synagogue Attack Wasn’t a Warning for Jews Alone

Why I Left My Faculty Position at Rutgers

Will the Law Protect Jewish Places of Worship From Antisemitic Mobs?

A Very Young Dancer

Fran Lebowitz Wasn’t Kidding

Salman Rushdie’s Beautiful Revenge

Bookends 

My First Yizkor

Mourning a Miscarriage

Israel’s Two Big Lies

The Sephardic Rabbis’ Letter

Biden’s Phony Saudi-Israeli Peace Deal

Stalk Talk

The Evolution of the Israeli Kitchen

The Rise of Kosher Wagyu Beef

The Virtues of Stubbornness

Cottage Cheese Makes a Comeback

Empathy Is Part of Our Jewish DNA

Progressive Except for Palestine

A Forgotten Ladino ‘Queen’

Help for Would-Be Parents 

The Misadventures of the Printer Israel Bak 

Who Were the Students of the Great Lithuanian Yeshivas?

Columbia's Jewish Commencement

King Khat

Bad Medicine

Of Judaism, but Not in It

The Golden Age of Jewish Hockey

Marty Glickman 

Qatar’s World Cup FIFA Bribe Documents Exposed

Maya Arad is the author of 11 books of Hebrew fiction, as well as studies in literary criticism and linguistics. Born in Israel, she lives in California where she is currently writer in residence at Stanford University’s Taube Center for Jewish Studies.

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